31.08.2026 1 EUR = 5,2586 lei 1 USD = 4,5335 lei

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Extra-EU Parcel Tax Calculator, 2026

For orders from Temu, Shein, AliExpress, Trendyol, or other platforms outside the EU, under 150 euros.

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A category = a distinct tariff classification (e.g. cotton clothing vs. metal accessories). Check the platform's invoice or estimate based on the type of products ordered.

Most large platforms (Temu, Shein, AliExpress) collect VAT at source through the IOSS system and include it in the price.

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Estimate, not tax advice. The EUR/RON exchange rate used is indicative (~5.08 lei). The 25 lei national logistics fee may be removed if the EU introduces a single handling fee at the EU-wide level, by November 2026 at the latest — check for updates.
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What changed in 2026 for orders from outside the EU

Starting 1 January 2026, Romania applies a flat national logistics fee of 25 lei for each parcel with a declared value under 150 euros, originating from outside the European Union — regardless of which member state the parcel enters through.

Starting 1 July 2026, the customs duty exemption for shipments under 150 euros was removed EU-wide. Under the transitional regime (in effect until full customs digitalization, expected by 2028), a flat fee of 3 euros applies for each distinct tariff category identified in the parcel — not just once per parcel. The two fees, national and European, are cumulative.

How the fee by category is calculated

If a parcel contains a silk blouse and two wool blouses, these are two different tariff categories, so the fee is 6 euros, not 3. A parcel with five identical T-shirts stays at 3 euros, because they're all in the same category.

What's next

The European Commission is working on a single EU-wide handling fee, expected to take effect by November 2026 at the latest. Once applied, member states will have to remove similar national fees — so the Romanian 25 lei fee could disappear or be replaced at that point.